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WF allis chalmers grader AUS

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    Posted: 05 Jul 2011 at 8:56pm
I got this old wf grader about 10 years ago 600 miles west of here for $200 i was out there on a job and had room on my truck so i hauled it home how many wf graders did they build this one has a Tutt-Bryant-Ltd tag the back end is broken i have another wf back end i have to remanufacture the steel offset plate for the right hand side one day. cheers john & brad  
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Over here they are W Speed Patrols built on a WC chassis and they made 3751 from 1940-1950. Nice to have in the collection.

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The first 678 were built at the LaPorte plant 1940-1942, the rest were at the Spingfield plant from 1945-1950. None built in 1943 and 1944. Does yours have a serial # on the rearend or on a seperate tag on the front?
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John, you may have something unique there ? As has been said already, AC did produce a W Speed Patrol which was based on the styled WC tractor. Judging by the first photo in this post, your machine could have a WF rear end ? It's definitely got a WF clutch pedal and foot plate. Was the rear end stamped with a WF serial number ?
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The orignal broken rearend number is WF2962 and the tag on the side it has a number as well it will be the Tutt-Bruyant number hop this helps cheers john
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Never heard of a WF patrol-- save all the pieces as you may have a one of a kind unit there , as said it has a WF clutch pedal and rear end.
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The front axle appears that it may be narrower than the standard speed patrol as well. Interesting!
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Hi guys the front axle is a wf axle and theres WF tag on the of the grader the stering is the same as WF Tutt- Bryant Pty only made a few WF patrols there is a lot of WC patrols in AUS hope this helps
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